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The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01
Women Need.

Women need to cultivate their : own
resources more. There are some who
early recognize the difference OF value
between the p~erishable and im~perishable
things Of this earth. Every valuable
possession has its added care and ex-
pense. People who were once in moder-
ate circumstances, or poor, even, who
grew wealthy, look back upon the old
hfeas freer from cares and happier; yet,
Z they were to go back to their early
and simple style Of living tho world
would severely criticise them. Every
sonaaa needs to keep up her list of old
friends and % make new ones, too; the
family and children cannot meet all the
wants rlraJ mruure ascu PrUPfv rnuss
have for friendship. Not any woman is
% busy but that she q find time to
write an occasional letter. If the friend
Is whom she owes a letter would come
ID see her, she could lay aside work and
talk to her, and urge her to stay longer.
w ~ ssop = ! 800 q tolr
z 800 pnsa' asls i banv ana why
= : ..ls aasaa ! = civil when thev do not
meet? Pure dir every day which house
ssspsrs nssa g. 1 araount il work
sasn u 49, .aaa,n al;.hed thas there is,
es !. ! draaa;no sensation which
- = s.ars s closely indoors
- s'as mo,bers and children
II 81 3 out for 1 week ii snow.
ID .tar,ar ,vsstber. and ill grow irrita
81 800 heca,se they have failed i
81 : 49, ! sss.,sesve with nroper protec
l - .tor,,s-oyershoes. leg
slons $3.50 IN. 8, umbrellas. III
80. ~, s.n;,s art;re goes out rain /
.,ss ~. ~ TEL r.nks arat with tnem. !
an.. ,A", naaa H,s,ssEeen;ao.
y
novel Method o. securing g seautal'
ooHap ss aad ia wife Of
s ssry sasss' 80 . mo ! ne
popa'aE nasal os,s Aha nth
IL (fX WENAL &0[SfBk u &eNA-%@%WEE&TAM
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01

There are a good many real m series in
life that we cannot hslp smiling at, but
they are the smiles that make wrinkles
and not diInples.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01

Anguish OF mind has driven thousands to
suicide, anguish of body, none. This proves
tina the health of the mind is of far pore con-
sequence to our happiness than the health of
the body, although both of them are deserving
Of much mere attention than either OF them
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01

Prevent crooked boots and blistered heels by
wearing Lyou's Patent Heel Stiffeners.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01
plain bangles are no loa= er worn.

~ n w,rthinaton, editor of Patrons Tas q q
IS: sYear gTsa i n Isn 9snlll A, fsr iitt esns ys ear !
for coughs and colds ana ! ri hottie. at Druggists
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01
DON'T PAY 1 BIG PRICE,"

g. NNMfe Paws for a Years subscrip-
00 ton to the weekly AnssF5eRV
books q ven away. Among them are: Law Without
Farmers and stockbreeders Guide Common Sense
in Poultry Yard; World Cy, lopedia; Danieis en-
Years Before theAasE, Peoples Histor OF Unit q
STATES; / UNIVERSAL Histo.y Of AL Nations Popular
History Civil War tboth sfdesl n
Any ONE book and paper. one year, all postpaid. Ior
Sf,15 only. Paper alone Csc. If subscribed peiore
the list OF March. Satisfaction. guaranteed on DOCKS
and weekly, or money refunded. Reference, hon. I.
r. PARSONS, Mayor Rochester. Sample papers, &c.
RURAL HOME co.. LTD,
without Premliu n, 65c. ayear RocHEsTER.N:Y 9:
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01

BABY falls and bumps its head.
Baby bawls, they think its Dead
Mamma gets st Jacobs Oil
Ruhs the baby. stops turmoil.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01

If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye-water. Druggists sell at 25c. per bottle
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01

vv,,, not sos1 the clothing nor stain the SKIN.
HaI5sa Hair ReneWer. Irylf "a yiuav
sAyer,e pills cured me sfom 81 RI
kroaliIas.n-D. w. Baine, New bekhos 49,
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01
-.a;naa Is used as buttons

proncbitis Il cured by frequent sinai o'e
. p;ra.a rIayp for Consumption.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01

A classic "chin"-A conversation in Greek.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-01-01

ponnets grow smaller as the winter wakes
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28

foreign votes by passing milk and
water resolutions relative TO immigra.
ton. They thought to hold Ameri.'
cans and conciliate the Anarchists and
interested foreign voters by wordy'
sentences that said nothing and have
learned that the better class of natural.
lied citizens are in full sympathy
with the American desire for restrict
ion. They have learned that even a
majority of foreign horn citizens are
as determined in their assertion 'of
American principles as are the native
born, and that their fear of giving
otfense was but an insult to the intel
lllgencp amt good faith of thbse who
are here with the'ihttntion of remain.
ing and who took the oath of allegi.
anoe without mental reservation.
The politicians see at last the light
from burning issue and the leaven
of lite is beginning to make their de-
alterations have an interest to others
than offlcb- seekers. At last many of
them are beginning to see that the
road to success lies through the lasd
~ assertion of principles and not
through marsh OF indifference and
prbcrasiinatidn. NATURALIZATION and
restriction of immigration will take
their place on iIu party platforms.
The American movement. has shown
that ihesentimept il too strong to be
Suppressed by personal ambition up.
der tAe guise of paFty policy and those
who are shfllcian,ly acute to sse mat.
tiers ashley lire, ars really to Join the
moyemeot and assist in making its
objEct the foundation at their Political
STRUCTURE. The struggle will How be
fofthe American yHa, and both the
gtSas parties'vill doubtless enter for
sthS'prize In that case the pllpose
of nh Amoritau party 'Wilfbe Accom-.
lphshed. and the old linen 'bf political
difference viii remain Us themes ioqg
'arsdhen,. i, however, as us barely
possible, the Republican party alone
adopts the American pla,forRls there
will be a Acknowledgement which will
be disastrous 10 ring,masters and per
picking to self-seekine candidatea wha
piatheir faith to 'b5rliiiasaries.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
'"RMEC0ND IL itaf,>"s

In regent interview with the Now
York Void. which, President Cfgte
land has accepted MS correct, w IAakes
this remark "But can only repeat
to you, With "a fun sehsS' of what the
words imply, tAat II can understahd no
temptation 'and'ao reason tSceptdhis
sense OF his' obligation as u citizen,
which oouif pttsqads . President to
desire d 'sectHad term" Assuming
that President Cleveland spoke truth.
fully and sincerely, tAelt rs ND appar.
ent reason why he should not decline
reelection. Ssrhere is no crisis which
tequiresa hind Il the helM which has
been trained for the occasion. II Mr.:
Cleveland should convince himself
That no other DEMOCRAT CAN be elected,
he has still'to assume Tia, The success
of Demotra, is necessary to the con.
sinued Prosperity Of tAeouUntry, When
Lincoln 'approachea NE END on hiG
first term, there We're abundant rea.
sons why, at any personal sacrifice, 10
should accept secohd slerm..' The
great prohlerg Of reeonstrno,pa await,
ed the emit the war; The man who
had guided the ssestinios df the nation
through The entire cont ct, 'And had
Won the confidence Of tbs people YVES
\ a. =
clearly tie nun 10 kctr ht she haad Of
the affairs. : But il MI 'gletelanA
wants to take ATTEST, there il nY par
ticular reason why he shor,d pat.' 'He
should not place his vcnotiihssidn on
the groupd shat the ccIin,ry ts.hnat do
without Iiihi.9'ff huyeiais'as inoorssA
ment, well ahd gdMt. ! he hss rss,ic y
good Executive, and bus \ fals.sa" gsk
that the peoble sAali'SnasS apnp hi.
administration. But ltis'nt't &o;h
while tor him, OF a,y ,i,l,dr c,iiren of
this reRQblis'stii assqiaa nav soms
other man VIII hot DO asi''wesg iu HI,
hlace ri ~ ~ & .a'j Il.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28

Alta; The introduction Of electric
llgEr'ass added new MANAGE to life.
Manly deaths lave been Caused by
contact with ,Re'wirsA.'' Nv Ia.es.
acciden. Of the kind il gruesoms ia
the etsrsrAe. A rlsan a, Lincoln came
in contact with sd electric light wire
and Had the aesl' burned of his hands.
Innying'to free himself, the current
slFudk 'aHe Of his eyes ard literally
bHraeh \ out of his bead.
These occurrences will cause gen.
eral determination to have all electric
wires putunder ground, and especially
such assarry the terrible change ne
pcssary in electric lighting. New
York cityhas alrssgy adopted ,4ss sub
way system for all wires, removing
the unsigGiiy poles from her streets
and re@O*iSg ,hd'danger of life by
cxposuye St,4he wires. ELECTRICITY Is
becomiag So com{aun an agen, that
the public shohld not be compelled TO
learn qflis DAGGER only through tn,
deaths llut' aocitierts which are becom,
ing toy 'frdquen,, Md frequently too
awful to Justify further carelessness
IN the disposition of its methods OF
distribution,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28

One gratifying result Of the SUI
preme Courts decision that tie An.
archist murderers must hang Is 10 be
observed in the efforts of their sympa-
thizers to save their lives. The An
archist organization that was almost
destroyed after the Haytparket riot is
believed to be as strong aS'eyer. 1t
then consisted Of over 5000 men pract-
iced In weekly and ever nightly drills.
1t is probably no less strong at the
present time. Yet there WA vast
difference in the methods Of agitation
then and now. aH'
There is no talk at the present OF
blood and dynamite. There isno adj
vice shouted from the platforms of
public meetings Tor the workingmen
to arm himself and begin the new
revolution by iii inc discriminate sisugh.
ter OF capitalistid' hellhounds. The
making of bombs is riqt explained In
public now. The advice ,d' save up
money to buy pistol tb shoot d pc.
liceman is not heatd. Whatever in.
cendiary plans they may have concdo-
ted are spread in seprt.. - =
It Is evident that the leaders have
learned the lesson Of the law They
cannot plot murder ahd escape the
consequences of their acts when the
plots are carried out. THIS II tito
lesson that thee lawl'.was meant 70
teach; the vieor with which IT has
been executed will saty Much u'ood.
shed. Tile Ahaith4sl leaders are
probably plottihg'fn staret what they
advised openiy'tWo years ago. They
DIRE free o'pf6, They may plan Any.
thing, from ''the social revolution 10
the murder' OF The Otflcials, 'aHditbs
Jury that brough, The tefdict Of death
against thef1'ycven 'Hahbanibta. dBut
the moment they attempt to put theft
designs into execution they VIII find
the people, AID the law that the peo.
pie have made, strong enough 10 crush
them. ~ 1t has crushed their ptedeces:
Tors. There is freedom to think and
believe anything in this country, but
there is % freedom u injnfe others.
lite Anarchists and their counsel
are'nbt to'be blamed for takihg' every
legattieans to save their condemned
eotStaays.s The effort I'd Apbsat'toi ihe
uA7ted STATED Sapenlt Cow, -inserfefy
with deeNt of .he state court in
criminal trial without nsurpihg author
f,y that never belonged ,V'it. The
Governor has the power To- commute
the sentetdts, tHt 10 IS not likely to
Interfere "a . case that has 'teep so
carefully Ednsideted Buff the An.
archistsat fcnptto get by violence the
clemency they iAii'tq secure BY legal
means, tSe galidSs wille'besr' more
fruit than is now in prospect sAPest'"
~
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
CAUTION NOTICE.
j. II. b. HARRIS,
VS..
JOHN GHIATOVICH, JOHN TRA1NpR
AND SILVER PEAK MINIS.


All persqps are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or IN any way negotiating fer Any
portion Of the Esmeralda mine, situated IN
The Silver Peak and Red Mountain hinina
DISTRICT, Esmeraldg County, Nevada. locured
by John Chiatoyich on or about January 1st.,
1887, apd recorded on page il3 of Book B. c.
Of the records of the above named mining
district. that may overlap or conflict with
locations made by me In January. 1885, known
mine, burlington mine and Bremer mine all
situated in the above nsWed mining district,
also all of Florida Mill site located by John
Trainor, January 1st.s 1886, and situated in
the above named mining district.
The corporation known. as Silver Peak
blowing out Of brains, scalping. murder and
the destroying ofmy location andaother no.
tees, anQ tlleremoval OF U. s. survey stakes
from the corners OF some Of their patented
mines for the purpose Of deceiving parties
examining their pines for the purpose OF
purchase. oil persons are canti9ned and mott.
iieV that Claim certain ground between and
prinkwater mine. Glory mine, Crowping
Glory nine, Southery Extension of Grown
ing Glory mine pnd ValiantlmiEe.
s,Attentiopis called to'Hook SnM" of Deeds
oil the Records of Esmeralda county, Nevada,
where the plats and patents of the last above
uentionen mipes are recorded, from pagenR
to u inclusiyei.. !.
silver Peak, Nevada. '
III June a3rd., 1857.
Recorded ut the request Of j. N. B. Harris,
Jufe 25th. I2Sgaat 20 Fninut9s past II o'clock
AM, in Book. p, OF Mitcellanaols page 356
Recards Of Esmeralda,, Comfy, Nevada. ~s
ar,. .lari NV. A.lNt'ALLS,
!, County Recorder.
i'Utfin 4 f.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28

A good many funny people are writ.
ing'paragraphs to the efec, that DR..
McGlyhh's sole object is 70 abolish
povertyTa his own case, The fac. is
perhaps NOT generally known that DR..
McGynn inher,ted $4,000 frum his
motlier, and that he has given nearly
all OF 1t away ton charitable purposes.
A charge OF having only selfish pur-
poses does not stick very well against
that kind of man.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
Hoistinr works Cor Salp.

A Hosting workii ca'implsiIss iu all
respects, and Of u caniGity eduat
~ shnking or working ii thousand feet,
tsr size. For particulars see card
in a'i.other cdlu,ha.' rAiidross John
ctoakiie Markivcsille califortis,' q
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
CERTIFICATE Of MyPARTNER'
SHIP "''

WE CERTIFY THAT WE CON S,aBPt'TE
w partnership irlns!EtinS iiAe hess Ill
tltel STATE Vi Sevada UNDUE the .irm. name Of
III. ID. WEAR. u CO.
The full names and respMtivel tylaccs of
re- satlppce OF All the membcr4s are Nj follows:
paA'sa Wylic Earl. residcsat San Francisco
Cplifofpjn; Albert Wllia,a 5isson, RESIDES vt
san Etnnsisto, California !: Samuel Mason
cutler. ,rssides NJ ApralG, california;
George Wellington Scott. srsides at Aimeds,
California; Nils Asabek BlHke. r siQ.ss. 1t
sacramento, Z tiiorniN; Cllitk Wright iirock-
or: resides W sen franvi.td,iCalif,rnis,
WifncE an.shands tls iilh,, August 1887.
re i I',!Il. W. EAM..
a. w. SIsss,S.
G. W. CRrcnEH.
Gro. W. ScorT.
y. CT iEH.
"A. BpGss.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
rec

The follow,''; are ipt,rpcnipg auI
closing hours"at Expsc;s2.' Until fir.
,lsl,r n.aice: . '"-r'
wells, Faraa, Il Co.Y cypress ofhcc
'rens at . AZ 81; ni'tses for north
ii lo.4O A. Mtelifse,' fadif'south a, a:a5
r NJ. Office a'.l'ess's, 1!soP.M
) ~ &AA.r, w., Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28

All persons Wishing 10 receive ice
Will 'bs sNpp1i1a III any quantity "a
"rdrrs'sp,'iet st' mS slt"p the asen.
ing previous. ONT TIC time of delivery
in llVmosnlpg,i ~ :" y va
J. W. Hogan.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28

The State Conventions oi both gas
ties have been Trying ~ satisfy aye
lovers otAmcrica ami ayell oatise 10
g'gE I. ~.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
GEORGE W. PENTER.
BANKER 8 BROKER

wExchan9e on San Francisco, New
York and London. GT'"' & "
'kH-Mfhfhg stock bought and sold ip the
San BrahalsaS stsh Board on commission.
Er-ReliaHIe dsAfts' qy chGcks, bullion stc-,.
purchased, ''''''- '''A'' '"'' -
Money loaned on approved security. E
GEORGE W. PENTER. 8
Menp County Bank Building, Bodis, Cal.
T.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
CARSON n COLORADO r. R. SALE
Of UNCLAIMED sNislnT.
~

i>he Following Property Having
\ been on hand uncalled for during a per
iod pi sixty days or more, notice of arrival
having heen sent through the mail, or dcliy-
cred personally when place Of business or
rcslueH eot consI.suce Mas kuOwn) to the
eansignce, and the consign0r having hucn
duly MNtaed through the shipping Agent al
nun delivery,
WILL RE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
ta corrcharges. accrued, to the highest bid.
der for c ash III the COppanv's Freight Depot,
lMwthor,is, Nevada, Oil Wddnps a,sT uetob,
18TH. lSSs, ~ 10 A. NJ. wv
CONSUMER ARTICLES
O. sehrpdey Daytoa, Gas, Cigars
lNbert y tN, Wabuska, 5 pandlcs Sacks
Z. Smi,h, Sbstief Gases
n nam'nond, uawtaoSne, Mes. coihaiI
I. Bnlldncb, .,'f'''. isil. BlaSkets
Allen. =" Ore suel;s
\. Wells, - A.,
Mckee, L.using, | Beddin.
FraHer- ~ Sack sail
". ". = n. 90. Lunins, Case caitOil ane
csse HHplSasc. 'i'ihS,
q. u. Reeves, Awr;ng, aBal-s Gre l,a.s
D.,uahue, soda. 5 sfisfs, BIB, Whskey
W. ", Hall, "jn;a- fsa,k coal
\. S,npdarj, Bishop Greek, Roy Personal
Effects ~. i -.f.,'' ~, !,
- 80 D.A. BENDER
Gen. Feeisl, sgcp,
+. 80 - 't.s"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
NOTICE TO p.owN Err

ITO John Swart-You are hereby notified
i thai the undersigned expended the sum
of $l00.in United States gold coin in labnE
and mprovemesss upon the lsodie mine. siti
xated, lin liawtbQrne District. Esmeralda
Cdunty Nevada. Said work WAS performed
in ,the S~ar 1857, anG that said expenditure
wAamstie in Greer 70 hold paid todie mine,
uuder arovisi0n OF section a324, REVISED stat
ntes ofiule United States: the said amount
being rednired to hold said claim 4or the .yeaI
ninety daye Or the frst publication hereof
you fail Or refu& to contribute your proper,
ton Of such expenditure ,iogetiei with the
costs Of advertising this notice. as > cO-ownes
yNarr i4tarest in said claim will become the
property " the undersigned nndcr said Soc
ton 2h.a,
John Braydpef, Cosowner,
September 7th 1887.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
STATE OF NEVADA. t.
COUNTY, or EsMERALDA. &C

COUNTY, or EsxERALDA.
|, W. J. Henley, Clelk of the Board of
County Coihmis sioners III and Tor said County
and State, do hereby certity that the foregoing
bills were passed and ordered paid by the
Board OF County eo@Nisslpngrs IN the 9Th
of Sept. 1855. . n,,iii-s'JhssS :. - 3.
". j, lIENLEY
CLERK ~ tiiS Hoard.
Hawthorne, September &, 1887. > a.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNER.
SHIP.

.TEE COMPREHENSIVE hcretniore exist.
y lhlgtheiwcct NJ. q. o.raph JIM. Hogan
Orr hndi Hogan. was diss. dyed OH Tlnysday,
August k1th. j. W. Hogan will continue ali
busjnets IN his own name. collect ALI Mills
aiAdsettle all Indebtedness.
i y Of,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
THE !. qQqeYyNNfR{ Gqq flssS IFsslNo I'm !;
EsMEaAtDA County. nEvApA.

At THE LAST REGULAR MEETING
IA of the Hoard oflCommiitkOnef Of Els.
neralda County, N svada, the following bills
were acted upon:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
WANTED

TNfENTY Wo0D-CHOrPERS 10 CHOP
t>Nfin Pine wood nj ~ Dsyt,f cord. For
fttrthes particulars address. u
81. - .. :. PESCl " CO.
llswthprAe, New.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-09-28
kf,Icss tisl.rs.

J. W. Hogan.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-05
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been
caused in the vicinity of Paris,
Texas, by the remarkable recovery
of Mr. !. L. Corley, who was so
helpless he could not turn in bed,
or rase his head, everybody said
he was dying of Consumption. y
trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coverv was sent him. Finding re-
lief. he bought large bottle an "a
box of DR.. King's New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two
boxes of Pills and two bottles OF
the Discovery, he was well and
had gained in flesh thirty-six
pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great Dis.
covery for Consumption free al
Mcclellan Bros Il Coltharp.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-05
Wat Cen Be DoT2.

BY trying agoin and keeping Up
co"raee many thing .eomingly i'm.
possible may be attained. Hun
d.eds of hopcless cases of Kidoey
and liver complaint have been
cpred by Electric Bites cite.
everything else had been tiled in
vain. So. don't think there is nc
cure for yor, but try Electric Bit
tiers. There is no medicine SC
safe, so pure, and so perfect bloc d
Purifier, Electric Bite will co.
Dyspepsia, Diabetes and all Dis.
eases of the KiGnevs. Invaluable
in affections OF stomach and Live
and Owe, come all Urinary Difficult,
ties.
Large Bottle only 80 cts. at No
Clellan Bros & Coltharp.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-05
SHERIFF SALE.
state of Louisiana, Parish of
Madison, 3D. Ward justices
Court.
ID. Mayer, CSo ~
vs..
V,o T.avi and Mrs = F MARSHALL.
SHERIFF SALE.

D. Mayer, no. p.
vs..
Jno. Levi and Mrs. 5. E. Marshall.
D. MAYER
vs.. No. 70.
Isaac Alexander & Mrs. ;. Z, Marshall.
ID. Mayer
VS., No. -,
Charlie Ransom L Mrs, :. f. Marshall.
d. Mayer.
VS.. No. -,
Elijah Blue & Mrs. ;. Z. Marshall.
D. Mayer
VS.. No. -,
Mat Williams K Mrs. ). f. Marshall.
d. Mayer,
VS.. No. %,
stephen Moore & Mrs. :. Z. Marshall.
d. MAYER
VS.. No. 20,
Neal Smith & Mrs. ;. E. Marshall.
BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias to
me directed from the Honorable 3rd
Justices Court for the Parish
Of Madison aforesaid, in the above en-
titled causes, | will proceed 10 sell, at
public auction. at the door of the Court
House in the town of Tallulah, IN Mad
son Parish. Louisiana. on the Ord Sat,
urday, the
18th day Of February a. D 1887.
between the hours prescribed by law,
all the right, title and interest OF
Mrs. Sarah +. Marshall, in and to the
following described property, to-wit:
The Cabin Teele plantation fronting
on the Mississippi river in said parish,
and described a. composed of fractional
! sections 7. 5. ., 10, II, II, -, II, -, 10,
! -, Is, 10, ~ and p, the upper half -
>. the south half of section, the y Z
| # section, AMI E ! of y W / of section
, section - and section %, all II
Township Il y, r II +. also Il of ;
Ell of section 80 in I II y, L IS Z, con
tanning in all 4.302 S7-IO0acres, also the
| the usufruct of the defendant, Mrs
| Marshall. i'll and to said property an,
the rights revenues and privileges re
| suIting therefrom as per deed OF recOr'
/ in rotarial Book 81 folios 5lj-5l1 o
said parish. seized in the above suit.
Terms of sale on a y months credit
purchaser to give bond with approve'
security. This being second offering o
property.
SheriTs Office, Tallulah, La, Januar.
| 22nd, 1887.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-05
JUDGMENT.
state Of Louisiana, Parish of
Madison, Eighth Judicial
District Court.

January 1857 Term.
Mrs. Emily NJ. Cox
VS..
Alexander G. Monette. mo. 73s
Her Husband.
THIS Case coming nm ro,r,,
= triaI. and trial being had, by reason
Si tue law and the evidence being in
iasr OF the plaintiff, and against The
saeienuanf, plaintiff having proved
Ier demands after issue Joined. Il is or
nereu adJndged and decreed That Main
Va, mrs, Emily NJ. Cox, wife of AIay-
anuer Covington Monette have inda-
'uer' ana recover of her said husband
a Y. Monette the sum of Sevantaan
,iundred and Thirty-Nine 20. loo nj.
;. .s Win legal interest thereon from,
JaI.iai demand, %, December 1854
s s.;. mat there be judgment as Of non
sun on tae balance of PLAINTIFFS do.
manu- tnat the communitv nf aa1rit,,
anu gains heretofore existing batraar
paintin ard defendant he diSsoivod
ami , a.. .he legal consequences thereof
san,s wa. plaintiff be restored to Tho
f FINN ~ VI Der separate property free
I IL. .ne control of her said husband
cresd it ,sr ordered, adjudged and de
this sn va. defendant pay all costs o
7th s dsv and m signed in open Court thi,
uay Oh January, 1887. VIA
uase Sth District Court l.
ment u Nc copy from the original iudr
lamar" on, On nie in this office. this 2Stl
Land NJ, Losi-Attest: w. il. MIA
py Clerk sth District Court.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-02-05
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

There will be an initiation of a
new member of the Knights OF
Honor, next Tuesday night at the
Hall in Tallulah. All the men,
bers are earnestly requested to at
tend on that occasion,